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thekilled.brianrossandour team, right there, in front of the family home. >>> stranded. from the south, right up the coast tonight, drivers pushing their own cars. and the rescue, after a family's suv veers over a bridge. >>> the manhunt tonight for a serial shooter in one american city. randomly shooting pedestrians. one dead, several shot. the urgent plea for help. >>> under investigation. the officer who uses a taser on this man. >> ahh! >> the video on someone's phone, forcing them to investigate tonight. >>> and a warning for the cockpit. united airlines with stern words for its own pilots this evening. the near misses. passengers had no idea. >>> good evening. and it's great to have you with us here on a thursday night. and we begin with the most wanted man in the world, tonight, identified. a 26-year-old british man. the world has seen him wearing that mask in those gruesome videos from isis. taking the lives of so many hostages americans among the killed. tonight, our team right there in london, outside the home, curtains drawn. authorities on the scene in this west l

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chief investigativecorrespondentbrianrosstonight.>> reporter: heartbreak today for kayla mueller's family, friends and country, after isis sent her parents what has been accepted as visual proof that she is, in fact, dead. >> i'm not yet sure how to live in a world would kayla. but i do know that we're all living in a better world because of her. >> reporter: her family says it wants these photos to be how she is remembered. released today, along with a letter their daughter was able to smuggle out a year ago. "just the thought of you all," she wrote, "sends me into a fit of tears. if you could say i have suffered at all throughout this whole experience, it is only in knowing how much suffering i have put you all through." >> kayla has touched the heart of the world. the world grieves with us. the world mourns with us. >> reporter: with mueller's death now confirmed, people involved in trying to rescue her told abc news today they had been tracking a senior isis leader who had been given her as a kind of bride or reward. the 26-year-old arizona native went to syria with a

chief investigative correspondent brian ross tonight. >> reporter: heartbreak today for kayla mueller's family, friends and country, after isis sent her parents what has been accepted as visual proof that she is, in fact, dead. >> i'm not yet sure how to live in a world would kayla. but i do know that we're all living in a better world because of her. >> reporter: her family says it wants these photos to be how she is remembered. released today, along with a letter their...

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. the three friends, now believed to be in turkey and on theirway.brianrossonthe straight-"a" students, and authorities warning that american girls are being lured, too. >> reporter: the three school girls being urgently sought tonight left london on tuesday. seen in this airport surveillance photo, with duffel bags in hand as if they were off on a holiday break. instead, says scotland yard, they headed off to join the world's most brutal terror group in syria. >> we're concerned that these three girls, if they were to get into syria, would be in grave danger. >> reporter: all three, ages 15 and 16, were straight "a" students at an elite co-ed academy in east london. the two girls identified by name by scotland yard, shamima begum and kadiza sultana were friends with yet another girl from the same school who went to join isis in december. >> we believe they're extremely vulnerable, we're appealing to them directly. >> reporter: but it is the appeal from isis propaganda that for now seems to have the stronger pull, with hundreds of young women from europe and the u.s. answerin

. the three friends, now believed to be in turkey and on their way. brian ross on the straight-"a" students, and authorities warning that american girls are being lured, too. >> reporter: the three school girls being urgently sought tonight left london on tuesday. seen in this airport surveillance photo, with duffel bags in hand as if they were off on a holiday break. instead, says scotland yard, they headed off to join the world's most brutal terror group in syria. >>...

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heard that abu zubaydah had been waterboarded and that he had cracked, which is what itoldbrianrossonabc news in december of 2007. that turned out to not be true. >> so you hear that he's waterboarded and he's cracked. you come away thinking that -- >> wow, that worked. >> right. >> wow. that was fast. that's what i thought. >> the senate intelligence committee's report on the cia detention and interrogation program released this past december revealed that abu zubaydah had provided interrogators with valuable intelligence before he was tortured, a finding which contradicted the cia's assertion that so-called enhanced interrogation techniques were necessary because he'd stopped cooperating. the senate report revealed many other disturbing details about the cia program. ice water baths, detainees subjected to severe and prolonged sleep deprivation, threats of sexual violence to family members. and while the foreword to the report states that they had violated the law, none faced prosecution, a fact that's not lost on john kiriakou. he's now on house arrest, serving out the rest of his

heard that abu zubaydah had been waterboarded and that he had cracked, which is what i told brian ross on abc news in december of 2007. that turned out to not be true. >> so you hear that he's waterboarded and he's cracked. you come away thinking that -- >> wow, that worked. >> right. >> wow. that was fast. that's what i thought. >> the senate intelligence committee's report on the cia detention and interrogation program released this past december revealed that...

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? let's bring in chief investigativecorrespondentbrianross, whohas all the latest on this. good morning, brian. >> reporter: good morning, martha. the gruesome video showing the severed head of japanese journalist kenji goto came 48 hours after the deadline isis had set for a prisoner swap with jordan. what many u.s. officials said was the inevitable outcome of trying to negotiate with the terrorist group. outrage this morning in japan over the murder of kenji goto. many here thought the emotional pleas of his mother and family might save him. including this audio message from his wife, about their two young daughters. >> our baby girl was only three weeks old when kenji left. i hope our oldest daughter, who is just 2, will get to see her father again. >> reporter: but isis, once again, showed no mercy, only brutality. now questions about the decision of the king of jordan to negotiate with the terror group in the first place, giving them a propaganda victory at the very least. >> being dealt with as a state by a state, jordan to isis, further increases its standing and makes it

? let's bring in chief investigative correspondent brian ross, who has all the latest on this. good morning, brian. >> reporter: good morning, martha. the gruesome video showing the severed head of japanese journalist kenji goto came 48 hours after the deadline isis had set for a prisoner swap with jordan. what many u.s. officials said was the inevitable outcome of trying to negotiate with the terrorist group. outrage this morning in japan over the murder of kenji goto. many here thought...